WATCH: 5-star LSU commit Zalance Heard catches TD pass
2023 Monroe (La.) Neville offensive tackle and LSU commit Zalance Heard caught a touchdown pass on Saturday in the U.S. Army Bowl, showing what makes his athleticism so coveted. Check out the catch below in the all-star game in Frisco, Texas.
On3 ranks Heard as the No. 15 overall prospect in the nation, No. 3 offensive tackle in the country and No. 2 prospect in Louisiana. According to the On3 Consensus, a complete and equally weighted industry-generated average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies, Heard ranks as the No. 24 overall prospect and No. 4 offensive tackle.
Zalance Heard will sign with the Tigers during the early signing period after committing over the summer.
Zalance Heard scouting report
“Physically-gifted offensive tackle prospect with outstanding length and block-finishing skills. Has prototypical size at the position, measuring 6-foot-5.5, 295 pounds as a junior. Possesses elite length, with his arms checking in at 36 inches on college visits. Began his career as a defensive lineman prior to transferring to northeast Louisiana power Neville High.
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“Played exclusively at right tackle as a junior and looks to have the highest upside at offensive tackle. His defensive lineman athleticism shows up by way of advanced movement skills, particularly in the run game where he’s a mauling presence. Already a dominant drive blocker in his first full season playing offensive line. Has natural upper body strength to go with his length and athleticism. Is a bit high-hipped and will need to continue playing lower. Needs to continue developing his pass set technique as he gains experience at the position.”
National Signing Day is also right around the corner, with the Early Signing Period starting December 21 and postseason all-star games right after that.